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| − | The '''general present''' denotes not something occurring at the moment of speech, but timeless facts or habitual actions. | + | The '''general present''' is a type of [[present tense]] that denotes not something occurring at the moment of speech (like the [[actual present]]), but timeless facts or habitual actions. |
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*[[gnomic present]] | *[[gnomic present]] | ||
*[[habitual present]] | *[[habitual present]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:17, 29 June 2014
The general present is a type of present tense that denotes not something occurring at the moment of speech (like the actual present), but timeless facts or habitual actions.
Synonyms
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